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Edition 27: Autumn Oversow.
Edition 27: Autumn oversow, Worth it or waste of time? The Autumn Oversow is one of the key managements tools in a Superintendents/ Arena Managers tool kit. See some tips and tricks and read from some professionals on best practice and why they do it. …
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Edition 26: Prevention is better than cure.
Edition 26: Prevention is better than cure. Regardless if its insect control, spring disease, or weed protection, here is your ultimate prevention guide for warm-season turf grasses.
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Edition 25 – FAQ
FAQ – SUMMER 2025 Frequently asked questions about our lawn from summer 2024/2025. This edition covers fixing issues, PGR applications, mini renovations, and oversowing cool-season lawns. Frequently asked questions about our lawn from summer 2024/2025. This edition covers fixing issues, PGR applications, mini renovations, and oversowing cool-season lawns.
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Edition 23- What to do after you have been away.
The post-holiday blues… look after your lawn
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Edition 18: Cool season grass management during spring/summer
Edition 18: Cool season grass management during spring/summer.
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Special Announcement FFRL Partnership – 28/7/2024
Australian Firefighter Rugby League Team & Lawn Addicts partnership
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Granular fertilisers and the cold
Granular fertilisers are typically slow-release fertilisers, which means they release nutrients gradually over an extended period. In cold weather conditions, the soil tends to be colder and wetter, which slows down the process even further including the microbial activity that helps break down the granules and release nutrients into the soil. Additionally, plants tend to …
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Early Spring Lawn Care
We’re midway through Winter and winter solstice has come and gone. If your like me in the southern states, you’ve had enough of the drab dormant conditions and can’t wait for Spring and the temperatures to increase. Spring is really only a season to define the time of year, what we need to be more …
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